Madeleine West and husband selling $7.7 million mansion

She’s known for playing Dee Bliss on the long-running soap, Neighbours. 

And Madeleine West, 37, has well and truly come a long way from Ramsay street. 

Madeleine and celebrity chef husband Shannon Bennett, 41, have listed their stunning Melbourne mansion for sale, for a whopping $7.7 million, to upgrade to a $16 million pad.

 

A long way from Ramsay Street! Neighbours star Madeleine West and celebrity chef husband Shannon Bennett list their stunning $7.7 million Melbourne mansion (seen) for sale

The pair – who are parents to six children – have ‘outgrown’ the listed historic pad – which is a Victorian mansion with a contemporary extension, News.com.au reports.

‘We’ve outgrown it,’ Shannon told the publication about the five bedroom, four bathroom house in South Yarra. 

‘It’s a great place,’ he added, confirming the family are relocating to nearby suburb Toorak. 

Selling up! The couple are pictured together 

Selling up! The couple are pictured together 

Moving on: The pair - who are parents to six children - have 'outgrown' the listed historic pad

Moving on: The pair – who are parents to six children – have ‘outgrown’ the listed historic pad

Opening up: 'It's a great place,' Shannon said, confirming the family are relocating to nearby suburb Toorak

Opening up: ‘It’s a great place,’ Shannon said, confirming the family are relocating to nearby suburb Toorak

The publication reports that the pad is listed for sale with a price guide of $7-$7.7 million. 

The pair are set to pick-up a clean profit, after buying it for $4.805 million in 2012. 

The publication reports that pair have put a caveat over a Toorak mansion. 

What a place: The publication reports that the pad is listed for sale with a price guide of $7-$7.7 million

What a place: The publication reports that the pad is listed for sale with a price guide of $7-$7.7 million

Nice! The pair are set to pick-up a clean profit, after buying it for $4.805 million in 2012

Nice! The pair are set to pick-up a clean profit, after buying it for $4.805 million in 2012

Cosy: Their current pad features high ceilings 

Cosy: Their current pad features high ceilings 

The Herald Sun claims the pair paid $16 million for the Toorak pad, which was owned by publican Mazen Tabet. 

Madeleine stars in The Wrong Girl, while Shannon is the head chef of swanky restaurant Vue de monde, and regularly appears on MasterChef Australia. 

The blonde beauty recently told Daily Mail Australia about motherhood, and how she remains so organised raising six young children. 

Trading it in: The Herald Sun claims the pair paid $16 million for the Toorak pad, which was owned by publican Mazen Tabet (seen in the South Yarra home)

Trading it in: The Herald Sun claims the pair paid $16 million for the Toorak pad, which was owned by publican Mazen Tabet (seen in the South Yarra home)

How they do it: Madeleine stars in The Wrong Girl, while Shannon is the head chef of swanky restaurant Vue de monde, and regularly appears on MasterChef Australia

How they do it: Madeleine stars in The Wrong Girl, while Shannon is the head chef of swanky restaurant Vue de monde, and regularly appears on MasterChef Australia

They've got their hands full! The blonde beauty recently told Daily Mail Australia about motherhood, and how she remains so organised raising six young children

They’ve got their hands full! The blonde beauty recently told Daily Mail Australia about motherhood, and how she remains so organised raising six young children

‘For anyone with multiple children, it’s all about the lists,’ Madeleine said. 

‘I keep hundreds of post-it notes all over the house. To-do lists, appointments, long-term goals, the kids’ schedules on blackboards around the house – you name it! There’s nothing more satisfying than ticking something off a list.’

And as for how she manages and keeps up with such a brood of children, she said she gets up early and prepares dinner. 

‘Get the dinner ready before they all get up, even if it means getting up at 5am, pack their lunchboxes the day before, have a separate bookshelf for school library books and make the beds before you leave the house,’ she said. 

That may sound mad, but for me it’s all about finding that small moment of harmony amidst the chaos.

‘If you return home from the school drop off and all the beds aren’t made, that will automatically ruin your harmony.’ 

Busy: And as for how she manages and keeps up with such a brood of children, she said she gets up early and prepares dinner

Busy: And as for how she manages and keeps up with such a brood of children, she said she gets up early and prepares dinner

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